Ep. 1938 - BREAKING: The World's Biggest Pimp Dies At 43

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What happened to the world's biggest pimp?

Michael Knowles 0:00
The biggest pimp in the world dies at 43 years old. The most valuable company in the world claims to have finally achieved artificial general intelligence. Watch out.

What claims did NVIDIA make about artificial general intelligence?

Michael Knowles 0:11
And finally, a nice cultural story. The largest Lego set ever made. You want to despair. You want to say our culture has fallen apart. The largest Lego set ever made is of a church. I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Knowles Show.
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What cultural significance does the largest LEGO set hold?

Michael Knowles 0:47
Welcome back to the show. Speaking of AI, McDonald's is testing out humanoid robots even at the front of the store. So usually you go to McDonald's and now they have those screens because the Democrats raised the minimum wage at certain places. So it's cheaper to replace them with computers. But now they're actually replacing the guys even at the cash registers with robots. And then they're replacing the people who hand you your food with robots. And Pretty soon they're going to replace me with robots. If we've actually hit artificial general intelligence, we're all losing our jobs. You're going to tune into this show like, hello, fellow humans. Beep boop. I'm Michael Knowles. And this is the totally human Michael Knowles show.
Michael Knowles 1:27
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Michael Knowles 2:05
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How does AI impact the fast-food industry?

Michael Knowles 2:26
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Michael Knowles 3:20
I don't really want to know that much about him. But it's really sad because of what a terrible life he led. It's really sad. I don't mean that just to dunk on the guy. I mean, it's really sad. This guy was given life by God, and he got 43 years of it. Relatively short, I guess, but still 43 years. 43 years looked at from another perspective is a long time, and he wasted it. He did worse than wasting it. He did a lot of evil in his life. He used those 43 years for bad purposes. And now that he's died, some people are going to celebrate his death, and other people are just going to kind of shrug their shoulders, and no one's going to miss him. And he'll, if he is remembered at all, he will be remembered as a disgraceful person.
Michael Knowles 4:09
And that's really, really sad because that could happen to any of us. Part of the reason I don't celebrate when someone dies, part of the reason that I don't, you know, double down on the invective and usually call people all sorts of names and say this is the most evil person ever. The reason I generally shy away from that is they'll occasionally slip up, is because when I look at people who do really evil things, I think, there but for the grace of God, go I. I could have done that.

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